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If you book this course 3 days in advance, be careful, as it does NOT drain well. Course was still wet after 2 days of no rain. The ball plugged in the fairway. Add to the fact, that booking it 3 days in advance cost each player $9.00 more. That = $36.00 per foursome. The drive there was long, as construction was everywhere. We will only play this course, when construction is done, and we will not book courses 3 days in advance, as most times you will overpay by an average of $40.00 more per foursome. Golfnow needs to consider the senior citizen better.

We had heard this was a nice course, so we played it on Thurs. and we are glad we did. We are seniors, so the blue tees were ideal for us. For some reason, I think I hit my 5 iron to the green on 6 holes. The greens held nicely, and putts rolled true. Their staff is excellent. Only one suggestion, -- On #18, you have no idea where the green is located, so you play a blind shot. Maybe a marker should be put up to line up your 2nd shot.

Because there are about 6 greens that are very tough to hit onto, you better be a very good chipper. The greens were quick, and rarely a straight putt. Not an easy course, especially for seniors.

Wedgewood has 3 nine-hole courses. We just played the Oak and the Pine. Most of the holes are fairly easy, but there are some tough holes, especially if you don*t boom one off the tee. Greens were in good shape, and worth playing.

Got a great price, but greens were aerared in early Nov. and putting was difficult.

If you are a senior, play the course from the gold tees. The green tees make it a looong course.

If you drive the ball 250 yards, or more, you will use different clubs. We are seniors, and our drives are 220, which made course play long, from the white tees.

You will use all your clubs, as holes are different. Placement, and straight are keys to scoring well.

Our foursome thought course was going to be easy, because of the 6,200 yards, but we all used every club in our bags, as placement, and strategy came into play. I teed off with a 4 iron on a par 4 hole. As a 10 handicapper, you could shoot a 78 one time, and a 86 the next time. Great course, and wonderful hospitality.

Found the course on Golfnow, and price was $22.00, which was a good value. Course was wet, but we expected that. I would go there again, if price was right.

THERE ARE 2 COURSES THERE, AND BOTH HAVE BEEN MAINTAINED VERY WELL. WE WILL GO BACK AGAIN.